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How can I overwrite all my local changes and pull everything on the server to my machine?

Noah Yamamoto

Without messing everything up, like last time I tried to work GIT by myself.

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Balázs Szakmáry

Press the big "Discard" button at the top of the SourceTree window and discard all your changes in the dialog that comes up
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Balázs Szakmáry

Press the big "Discard" button at the top of the SourceTree window and discard all your changes in the dialog that comes up
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Noah Yamamoto

I'm using Mac, there is no "Discard" button, but there is a "Remove" one? Should I select all my files then click remove, then pull?

Balázs Szakmáry

On Mac OS it is called "Reset", between "Checkout" and "Stash".

Seth

Do NOT "Remove". That will remove files from the repo, and register them as additional local changes.

unknown

This is more difficult than it needs to be due to some inconsistencies and bugs. First of all make sure to be on the File Status tab. Then use the Reset... context menu or the reset button in the main toolbar (the Reset button is hidden by default (mac) and needs to be installed in the toolbar first). The reset menu item or button will often only become active once at least on unstaged file is checked which is awkward since it also handles the Reset All command and at times it may become impossible to activate these. Finally the file status after reset is not immediately reflected and there is no progress indication.